Analog film photography and cameras

Cheers bud, simiar to doing 6x6 but I made a neg holder from two bits of anti newton glass. Just move it around the light source break the image into 9 and then stitch in Photoshop. The negatives are awesome.

Last two from the Graflex's first outing, both had huge vignetting due to me maxing out the tilt movement. Need to watch that in future!

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I was wondering how much tilt you can get away with.. The lens is clearly huge, and presumably pretty decent, but with such a large format it can't be long before you're peering through the crappy bits around the outside - especially at larger apertures

Photos are suitably amazing too, you must be pretty happy...

These two were shot at F2.5, a combo to avoid in future.

Hexar/cinestill 50d

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shot at 50? where are you getting the film from?

Just shot a roll of this, but haven't got it developed yet. That first shot looks pretty grainy.

Photographers gallery.....lomo shop sells it ...T court rd camera shop at the top.

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love the 2nd shot, any more?

Think its more my camera skills ....trying to zone focus with the hexar is tricky.

Nice, I have a couple of rolls on order, as well as some 800 :-) I'm excited to shoot it

this prob best from last summer......same 50d

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pretty much the perfect film for the Hexar with its top ss of 250.

Last one is really nice.

Silver Print has it for just under £10 I think. It's £12 at the Photographers Gallery.

cheers! I was going to go with these guys: http://ntphotoworks.com/shop/product/motion-picture-remjet-films-dev-scan-35mm/

They sell the films too: http://ntphotoworks.com/shop/product/kodak-5219-vision3-500t-35mm-30exp/

The Cinestill can be developed in C-41, as they have taken the remjet layer out.

Thats why i like it....snappy snaps for the 1hour.......(yeh I know)....caught this fella enjoying
some alfresco dining today....

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Blazer and shorts. Smart-casual.

Yep that offsets the price of developing with them. Will give it a try .. how realistic is 50 iso? Never shot so low.

how realistic is 50 iso?

It's about f8 outside on a bright day at 1/125s.

I like the street-sleeper pic @IzMota Really good composition.

I like the street-sleeper pic @IzMota Really good composition

^ agreed

Yeah, definitely better on bright days as opposed to overcast. I just spent a week in Cuba shooting mainly Velvia 50 and didn't have any problems (even though there was some light cloud some days) , but did have to open the lens up if I was in narrow streets without direct sun.

Will be better to use once the days start getting longer here.

one more @50d

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